Giuseppe Bernardino Bison
1772 – 1844
Italian painter, a pupil of Gerolamo Romani and Constantino Cedini in the Accademia of Venice. He was influenced by the Tiepolo and Francesco Guardi as well as Marco Ricci, Giuseppe Zais and Antonio Diziani and should be considered as one of the important artists who absorbed the characteristics of 18th-century Venetian painting and carried it forward into the 19th century. He is known mainly for his history pieces, genre depictions, and whimsical and imaginary landscapes, including veduta di fantasia or capricci.
9 artworks in collection
Works

View of Milan Cathedral from the Colonnade
Private collection1830
Landscape with Soldiers on Horseback
Private collection
Piazza della Signoria in Florence
Private collection
Landscape with Travellers
Private collection
Landscape with Figures and a Bridge
Private collection
Evening Landscape with Travellers Crossing a Bridge
Private collection
View of the Cathedral, Milan
Private collection
A Collector's Cabinet
Private collection
Piazza San Marco in Venice
Private collection